Summary:
The Fremont County School District #38 in Wyoming consists of two schools: Arapahoe Elementary and Arapahoe Charter High School. Both schools are struggling, with consistently low test scores and poor statewide rankings, despite high spending per student.
Arapahoe Elementary has consistently low proficiency rates in ELA and Math across all grade levels, well below the state averages. Arapahoe Charter High School's 9th-grade ELA proficiency rate is also significantly lower than the state average. Both schools have 100% of their students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage. The high spending per student, $42,608 for Arapahoe Elementary and $41,749 for Arapahoe Charter High School, suggests that the resources may not be effectively allocated or utilized to improve academic outcomes.
The data reveals a concerning picture of underperforming schools in the Fremont County School District #38. Further investigation into the root causes of these issues and targeted interventions may be necessary to improve the educational opportunities and outcomes for students in this district.
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